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I thought since today was tax day I’d blog about taxes. Did you know that taxes have been a sore subject since biblical times. It’s true. Matthew, one of the chosen disciples was a tax collector. I’m sure the other disciples were murmuring under their breath over the fact that he was chosen for the Lord’s…
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To have a healthy financial future, we need to know why we want our finances to improve in the first place.
Neil Stavem on
Having an extra $50, $100 or more in your budget could make a huge difference for your family. Making this happen could be easier than you think.
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Whether it is a giving of time, resources, money or talent, when we step into a need or help a weaker person, we are showing the best side of ourselves.
Do you have stress in your marriage around how to manage your finances?
It is better to give than receive: the physical and mental benefits of living generously.
Would you consider yourself to be a greedy person? Chances are most of us would say no. However, greed is one of the most common and least confessed sins.
There is hope to break free of the burden of debt and there's no time like the present to start again.
A little extra planning can save you time and money the next time you're at the grocery store.
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True financial freedom and joy is found when we set limits on our spending, and instead focus on serving others.
I thought since today was tax day I’d blog about taxes. Did you know that taxes have been a sore subject since biblical times. It’s true. Matthew, one of the chosen disciples was a tax collector. I’m sure the other disciples were murmuring under their breath over the fact that he was chosen for the Lord’s…
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I thought since today was tax day I’d blog about taxes. Did you know that taxes have been a sore subject since biblical times. It’s true. Matthew, one of the chosen disciples was a tax collector. I’m sure the other disciples were murmuring under their breath over the fact that he was chosen for the Lord’s…
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